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problems checking out to macos 10 client

From: Alan <alan_at_ufies.org>
Date: 2004-08-19 20:55:07 CEST

Hi there. Using the rc2 build for mac os 10 (running 10.3 here), I'm
getting this error when checking out from my svnserve server:

[...]
A hh/right/classes.mc
A hh/teacher.html
A hh/editClass.html
svn: In directory 'hh'
svn: Can't copy 'hh/.svn/tmp/text-base/subscribeclass.html.svn-base' to
'hh/subscribeclass.html.tmp': No such file or directory

I can check this out fine on a linux box with no problems, and the only
thing I can think of is this being related to the fact that this file
has another file with the same name but a different case in the same
directory (subscribeClass.html and subscribeclass.html).

I went on a linux server with the same tree checked out and did an svn
move subscribeclass.html subscribeclass.html.orig, Renaming the file and
then Mac could check the file out.

I could understand if svn got confused on a windows system, but my mac
is running unix which is case-sensitive last time I checked. Is this a
bug that needs to be reported or something else (nothing in the FAQ)?

Anyone got any help for me on how to get around this? It's not a huge
deal to rename the file in question, but still a bit of a pain in the
ass.

TIA

alan

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